Anti*Colonial Fantasies: The Culture of Coloniality / de_colon_isation part I: Inner Beauty
Samstag, 28. Mai 2016 - 18:00 Uhr
Friday Exit
Born in Cusco, Peru, in 1985, Daniela Ortiz works generating spaces of tension in which concepts of nationality, race, social class, and gender are explored in order to critically understand structures of inclusion and exclusion in society.
Part of the program of Anti*Colonial Fantasies / Decolonial Strategies, the talk will be followed by the performance "de_colon_isation part I: Inner Beauty" von Pedrâ Costa & Eduardo Triviño Cely
20:00 de_colon_isation part I: Inner Beauty von Pedrâ Costa & Eduardo Triviño Cely
Pêdra Costa is a Brazilian Performance Artist and Anthropologist based in Vienna / Berlin. She is currently doing a Diploma in Conceptual Art in the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and working with queer migrant artists internationally. Her work is transversed by the aesthetics of post-porn, her research on decolonial concepts, and an understanding of art and life as being totally interconnected. "Since childhood, my desires and my blurred identity have been subjected to violence, and that became the basis of my creation: work with memory and identity. For me, body and criticism are not disconnected. What inspires me is failure and insecurity."
Eduardo Trivino Cely /Vj Karrangas ist Visualist und Spezialist für Video-Mapping. Geboren 1990 in Bogota/Kolumbien, seine wohnhaft ist in Wien/Österreich. Visualist seit 2012 für Video-Installationen, Life-Visuals bei Electro-Festivals in Kolumbien und Deutschland, sowie im Theater und bei Performances in Wien. Seit 2013 er ist an der Akademie der Bildenden Kunst in Wien Studiengang Video und Videoinstallation und in der Universität für Angewandte Kunst Wien Studiengang Digitale Kunst. Seit 2014 ist sein Arbeitsatelier im Moë situiert, wo er an zahlreichen Veranstaltungen als Videotechniker tätig ist.